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Tomcat/Apache port number use
Well Hans,
I tried to ask all the simple, obvious questions.
TOmcat is working fine(8080), Apache is working fine
and seems properly configured. I can't give you any
other advice but to go back, get the src
Hi,
We got Apache running on port 80, and Tomcat on port 8080.
Running http://www.kindserver.com:8080 takes me to the Tomcat example page,
and the JSP and JServ pages work ok.
When I go to
http://www.kindserver.com/examples/servlets/
http://www.kindserver.com/examples/jsp/
all the examples
Hans Kind wrote:
Hi,
We got Apache running on port 80, and Tomcat on port 8080.
Running http://www.kindserver.com:8080 takes me to the Tomcat example page,
and the JSP and JServ pages work ok.
When I go to
http://www.kindserver.com/examples/servlets/
Hi Chris,
mod_jk is installed, it's working with the port 8080 in the URL, see the
urls I provided. All is according to the install instructions.
I spent hours and hours digging trough the documentation, and mailing list,
can't find the answer. It might sound stupid, but I'm unable to make
Hans,
Normally port 8080 is for tomcat's own web server.
So when I connect to http://www.kindserver.com:8080,
I get tomcat's default home page from the tomcat
web server. Mod_jk works with apache on port 80.
First what do your mod_jk.log and tomcat.log and apache error.log
files say?
Next we
Or maybe your could just pass the cgi to a shell of some
sort, it would set
up the enviroment ( .cshrc etc ) for you. The shell should
inherit its
initial environment from its parent, ie the java exec.
Oh yes, this causes 2 calls to exec|CreateProcess but if
you really really
can anybody says me if i must to load the mod_jk before or after than the
mod_rewrite?
thakns
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Subject: RE: tomcat, apache, and mod_jk
Thanks much, that worked fine.
The reason I thought I needed a .so
(even though I realize that's a Unix &quo
Thanks very much.
Steve
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From: Adam Fowler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 12:24 PM
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Subject: RE: tomcat, apache, and mod_jk
Hi,
I think they're just .so files so the default config files are portable. You
can tell M
: "Steve Buroff" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: tomcat, apache, and mod_jk
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 14:11:10 -0500
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From: Steve Buroff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 1:11 PM
To: tomcatUser
Cc: Buroff, Steven
Subje
: Buroff, Steven
Subject: tomcat, apache, and mod_jk
I'm running Apache 1.3.17 and tomcat 3.2.1 on NT 4.0
I'm trying to use mod_jk. Apparently I need a mod_jk.so
even though this is NT. At least, all the files in apache's
modules directory are xxx.so. Does anyone know where
I can get
Thanks
so much!
That
did the trick.
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21, 2001 2:17 AMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: problems configuring
tomcat/apache mod_jk.soHello, you must add the -lposix4
flag
Hi,
Using Apache 1.3.12; Tomcat 3.1 ; redhat linux 6.1; oracle 8i
has anybody tried connecting to the oracle database with jdbc using jsp?
Is it possible to work on these combinations.
What are the pros and cons of this combination.
We are going for the deployment of this configuration for a
: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 8:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat,Apache,Linux,Oracle 8i,JDBC connectivity
Hi,
Using Apache 1.3.12; Tomcat 3.1 ; redhat linux 6.1; oracle 8i
has anybody tried connecting to the oracle database with jdbc
using jsp?
Is it possible to work
If you REALLY have to use the below - no problem, I
would strongly suggest splitting up the web/db servers
onto 2 physically separate servers.
If you don't HAVE to, I would recommend:
1. Use FreeBSD, not linux.
2. Use mSQL or mySQL, there's less processing
overhead.
3. Tomcat 3.2.1 has
If you don't HAVE to, I would recommend:
1. Use FreeBSD, not linux.
2. Use mSQL or mySQL, there's less processing
overhead.
3. Tomcat 3.2.1 has performance improvements over
3.1. (3.3 is cleaner still, but I'm guesing you won't want
to use a milestone build)
Mike,
I don't want to start
I agree totally, mainly from the opint of view that no
advice should be given without the knowledge of the
requirement.
I was going out on a limb though, and guessing that
since linux and tomcat were chosen, a cost-effective
solutions was sought after.
Regards,
m
Mike,
I don't want to
the user wanted. This can be a big turn off
and push users away.
Randy
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Also connection strategy should be considered (db connection persistence and
reuse)
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Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 12:17 PM
Subject: Tomcat,Apache,Linux,Oracle 8i,JDBC connectivity
Hi,
Using Apache 1.3.12
to work fine, no errors or anything.
Then i copied the mod_jk.so to /usr/local/apache/libexec.
Update httpd.confn as follows:
#Load mod-jk - this is the Tomcat Apache plugin
LoadModulejk_module libexec/mod_jk.so
AddModule mod_jk.c
#Configure mod_jk
JkWorkersFile /usr/local/jakarta-tomcat
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From: Jennifer Dyess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 6:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problems configuring tom
I had the same objective, went through the same agony and finally got it to
work. Glancing at your conf files I'll hazard the following guess:
The docBase parameters are relative to the root of the host. This example is
for one of my virtual hosts and it works:
Httpd.conf:
VirtualHost
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Subject: RE: problems configuring tomcat/apache mod_jk.so
Hi,
You don't need to compile it into apache to install mod_jk.so. Just compile
it as per instructions on my site http://willow.cc.edu/docs/adminguide and
move it to the libexec directory and do configs as normal.
I have
20, 2001 4:53 PM
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Subject: RE: problems configuring tomcat/apache mod_jk.so
Hi,
You don't need to compile it into apache to install mod_jk.so. Just compile
it as per instructions on my site http://willow.cc.edu/docs/adminguide and
move it to the libexec directory and
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Subject: RE: problems configuring tomcat/apache mod_jk.so
I don't really understand what you're saying.
I did compile mod_jk.so for solaris as per the instructions in
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/
grateful if you could send me a copy!
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From: Michael H. La Budde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 6:49 PM
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Cc: Jennifer Dyess
Subject: RE: problems configuring tomcat/apache mod_jk.so
Do you have more than one apxs available? I
Hi,
Thanks for your reply and subsequent to this we want to clarify some
other parameters.
1. since we are struckup while installing Oracle 8i on RedhatLinux 6.2
i.e., when to apply the patches for Linux and Oracle 8i , can you give
me the steps to install Oracle 8i on RedhatLinux 6.2.
2.
Hi,
1. if you installing 8.1.6 or 8.1.7 you only have to follow the install doc
from oracle, this is straight and works fine
2. tomcat has a tomcat-apache-howto in the docs dir which could be helpful ;-)
3. each java book which covers the jdbc topic should give you advice. but here
is a hint
Can anyone help?
I've been trying to achieve very simple name based virtual hosting
with very little luck. I have read the mod_jk documentation but not
found what I'm looking for. I've also read a vast number of postings
in this mailing list, but found 99% more questions than answers.
Surely,
// On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
//
// Can anyone help?
//
// I've been trying to achieve very simple name based virtual hosting
// with very little luck. I have read the mod_jk documentation but not
// found what I'm looking for. I've also read a vast number of postings
// in this
: Monday, February 19, 2001 6:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat + Apache + mod_jk and virtual hosts
Can anyone help?
I've been trying to achieve very simple name based virtual hosting
with very little luck. I have read the mod_jk documentation but not
found what I'm
I need some help, please.
How do you set up a servlet to be called in the application space
but without the /servet/ prefix in tomcat-apache?
I removed the InvokerInterceptor entry completely and its running
very well in Tomcat standalone, but when I access the servlets in apache,
it doesn't
: Help removing servlet prefix in tomcat-apache...
I need some help, please.
How do you set up a servlet to be called in the application space
but without the /servet/ prefix in tomcat-apache?
I removed the InvokerInterceptor entry completely and its running
very well in Tomcat standalone
Gang,
I am having a problem setting up Tomcat/Apache to use a / Context. All the
other contexts I've created work well. http://localhost/examples or /foo
works fine but I can't figure out how to set it up so http://localhost/ goes
to a context... Any help would be appreciated. Also anyone
at-User (E-mail)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Tomcat Apache / Context
Gang,
I am having a problem setting up Tomcat/Apache to use a / Context. All
the
other contexts I've created work well. http://localhost/examples or /foo
works fine but I can't f
Wednesday, February 14, 2001 9:52 AM
Subject: Tomcat Apache / Context
Gang,
I am having a problem setting up Tomcat/Apache to use a / Context. All
the
other contexts I've created work well. http://localhost/examples or /foo
works fine but I can't figure out how to set it up
Hi,
I've installed Tomcat 3.2.1, on my Win NT machine and have Apache
Server
up and running. I'm new to this, could somebopdy please outline the steps
needed
to get a JSP, up and running in this environment ?
ANd also ppoint me to a few source code samples ?
THanx,
dsivasan
your
browser to http://servername:8080/examples and you'll see a screen full of
JSP and servlet examples.
Ritwick
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From: Sivasankarane, Deepa (D.) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 10:17 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Tomcat/Apache.
Hi
Hi All:
We are putting up a web site with tomcat and apache. I am facing some problem while
turning off the dir listing. I have mounted / to tomcat as all the content is jsps.
Now when I declare default dir index for all the subdirs, it doesn't take it !!
Please help asap. This is urgent.
1. download the tomcat src distribution
2. unzip the file to a temporary dir
3. go to tomcat-src-dir/src/native/apache1.3
4. execute /usr/sbin/apxs -o mod_jk.so -I../jk -I/usr/local/jdk-install-dir/include
-I/usr/local/jdk-install-dir/include/linux -c *.c ../jk/*.c
I'd like to have Apache serve the static files, Tomcat the servlets and JSP, and Weblogic the EJBs. Is this configuration possible? I am using mod_jk, and would like to serve an application located in a directory separate from Tomcat's ...\webapp\ I'd also like to keep my present URL and URI
Hi,
I'm trying to connect my Apache from one machine to
my JBoss-Tomcat Applicationserver on another
machine, both under Windows 2000.
How do I do it?
They are both running by them self but when I try
to call the login.jsp site I cant connect...
I've been trying to configure Apache and
I finally got tomcat
to serve up the proper web pages with mod_ssl in the picture. For those
who may not remember, here is what I was attempting to
accomplish:Tomcat and Apache sharing the same document root:
/apache/htdocs/pub for http, and /apache/htdocs/secure for https. The
problem
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You must compile mod_jk.so yourself. It is easy, see the docs.
I had the same problem and it works fine now after compiling from
sources.
Tong Sun escribi:
Hi,
I
the apache Mandrake devel
edition to build it. Did you also build the apache yourself?
and BTW, I'm using Mandrake 7.2.
Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2001 11:08:16 +0100
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Jorge =?iso-8859-1?Q?Garc=EDa?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tomcat + Apache under
Nadia,
I'm not sure about Digital Unix, but the first line should be the library
file, which is usually a shared object library (Sun=.so, HPUX=.sl) i.e.
LoadModule jk_module libexec/mod_jk.so
LoadModule jk_module libexec/mod_jk.c
AddModulemod_jk.c
Also, make sure that mod_jk is
: Tomcat + Apache under Mandrake
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You must compile mod_jk.so yourself. It is easy, see the docs.
I had the same problem and it works fine now after compiling from
sources.
Tong Sun escribi:
Hi,
I managed to get Tomcat + Apache working under RH6.2 using mod_jk
Hi,
I managed to get Tomcat + Apache working under RH6.2 using mod_jk, which
means that all static pages are served by Apache (port 80), yet all
servlets and JSPs are forward to Tomcat by Apache to port 8080.
Then I tried the same steps under Mandrake. Everything works find execpt
that Apache
I'm trying to get my head around trying to make tomcat as secure as possible.
Basically I'm unable to get any other ports open in our firewall bar 80.
What I'm trying to do is when a user sends a request to our site (first hes
reversed proxied just to knock out any bizarre strings) then the
,
though).
Randy
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From: Gearoid Griffin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 11:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat/Apache/Firewalls
I'm trying to get my head around trying to make tomcat as secure as
possible.
Basically I'm unable
Current configuration:
Self-hosted server
Windows NT 4.0 SP 6a
Apache 1.3.14
Tomcat 3.2.1 with mod_jk 1.0
Problem 1: Tomcat is not generating the appropriate mod_jk.conf-auto. It
still generates the tomcat-apache.conf.
Problem 2: Apache seems to be correctly serving
I am trying to integrate tomcat with apache, using mod_jk.dll. I'd like
apache to handle static HTML and PHP requests, while forwarding JSP
files to tomcat. I'm having trouble deciphering this process using the
existing documentationcan't seem to get in all up and running. Can
anyone offer
I'm using the OpenSA
Apache on Windows NT (because I can't get the version of Apache+mod_ssl that I
built to work.) I have the following entries in
httpd.conf:
DocumentRoot
"C:/Apache/htdocs/pub"
VirtualHost
_default_:443
# General
setup for the virtual hostDocumentRoot
Hi,
I want to configure Apache and Tomcat . For this i have
downloaded Apache and Tomcat .
One Adapter mod_jserv is required for redirectiong the request. So i
have downloaded the src for Tomcat
jakarta-tomcat-3_2_1-src_tar.tar file
but when i tried to make the file , the
tried this yet myself,
but some of the people on the mailing list have been experimenting with it.
Ed
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From: Chris Mayes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 6:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat+Apache+JBoss: Is this possible?
Hello
hi, i am presently configuring tomcat 3.1.1 with apache 1.3.9. i have them
both running and can access tomcat via http://hostname:8080 and apache via
http://hostname. i have folled the instructions in the tomcat-apache how to
manual and i have used the jserv module and tomcat is correctly
Hello, all. Is it possible to get an EJB container stuffed into Tomcat
while still piping stuff through mod_jk to Apache? I have the
Tomcat+Apache thing working quite nicely (After dinking with it for a
couple of days and finally getting it in working order, I discovered
that the .debs
to be able to bring in mod_jk, but I'd sure like to forget
about dynamic linking if I can. Can it all be compiled into
one big footprint?
Any advice out there on Tomcat/Apache setups
that are not loaded on an NT or Linux box will
be greatly appreciated, even if it's just "don't eve
Parvez,
I start apache and tomcat as root,and include jara's path and tomcat's classpath ,you
know,
into .bash_profile.
By the way,my mod_jk.so does not work.I use apache_1.3.12 and tomcat3.2beta8.
How do you configure Apache for DSO?
.configure --enable-module=so?
I had an error with ./apachectl
looked. I hope that this
does it for you.
Good luck...
-Jeff
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Subject: Re: 403 forbidden in tomcat-apache
thanks,
i got the mod_jk.so working now on my machine.
but somehow i cannot get
thanks,
i got the mod_jk.so working now on my machine.
but somehow i cannot get it working on the other machine.
on my machine i have ...
1. apache user parvez:parvez
2. permisions to htdocs - parvez:parvez
3. permissions to jsp/servlets - parvez:parvez
and it works
but on the other machine
i cannot find /src/native/apache to compile mod_jk.so
i have looked into tomcat 3.2.1 distribution, everywhere.
where can i find it.
parvez
And Then NSB)Hiroshi Kasamatsu wrote .
For tomcat 3.2 or up,mod_jk.so is needed.You should download, copy it into your
apache
There seems to be no mod_jk.so for Tomcat3.2.1.
If you do'nt mind,better to use Tomcat3.2 beta version.
You cannot access directly.
You try like this.
1.access to http://jakarta.apache.org/
2.click Binaries on Download area
3.click Tomcat3.x on Nightly Builds
4.click Parent Directory
5.click
hi,
i have installed tomcat 3.2.1, with apache 1.3.12 on a linux machine.
it works perfectly fine on port 8080, but when i include it with
apache conf (i.e. tomcat-apache.conf) and try to access the same jsp/servlet
file, it gives 403 forbidden error.
my http user in apache is "nobody:nobody"
For tomcat 3.2 or up,mod_jk.so is needed.You should download, copy it into your
apache directory/libexec and include "your apache directory/conf/mod_jk.conf-auto"
into the last line of httpd.conf.The latter is automatically created when Tomcat is
exclusively initiated on port 8080.
To
In advance,apache needs to be compiled with ./configure --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
--enable-module=so.
Parvez wrote:
hi,
i have installed tomcat 3.2.1, with apache 1.3.12 on a linux machine.
it works perfectly fine on port 8080, but when i include it with
apache conf (i.e.
yes ,
i've apache compiled as --enable-shared=max
i think it is the mod_jk.so problem, i'm working on it.
thanks.
parvez
And Then NSB)Hiroshi Kasamatsu wrote .
In advance,apache needs to be compiled with ./configure --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
--enable-module=so.
Parvez
: 403 forbidden in tomcat-apache
In advance,apache needs to be compiled with ./configure
--enable-rule=SHARED_CORE
--enable-module=so.
Parvez wrote:
hi,
i have installed tomcat 3.2.1, with apache 1.3.12 on a linux machine.
it works perfectly fine on port 8080, but when i include
Hi,
I want to use Apache + Tomcat to develop JSP and Servlet programs, where
Apache serves HTML pages and Tomcat serves JSP and Servlet.
How to make mappings for JSP and Srvlet such that:
1) http://host-name/jsp/*.jsp -- go to jsp directory and run jsp
2)
You'll have to setup mod_jk to let Tomcat and Apache communicate - there is
a nice howto that will help you
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From: "Joseph Wong" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 5:24 AM
Subject: Servlet and JSP mapping in Tomcat + Ap
Is that the only way to achieve that
What is mod_jk by the way???
From: "Jeffrey Miller" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Servlet and JSP mapping in Tomcat + Apache
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 07:25:50 -0500
You'll have to setup mod
Is that the only way to achieve that
As far as I know, unless you want to use the older,
unrecommended mod_jserv.
What is mod_jk by the way???
It's an apache module that communicates between apache
and tomcat, like you asked.
Dave
My software installation description:
OS: win2000
JDK1.3 e:\jdk1.3
Tomcat3.2e:\tomcat3.2
apache1.3.14e:\apache group\apache
1. I setup tomcat with 8081 port. test it with
http://localhost:8081/examples/jsp
everything is ok.
2. I setup apache with port 8080. test it with
I'm trying to merely run the sample application given with the Tomcat
documentation.
I'm using tomcat-apache.conf. Merely using the ant tool like to doc tells
me...
Why do servlets only work when I address it as:
http://localhost:8080/myapp/hello
but it doesn't work when I put:
Please read the mod_jk-howto.html file in your tomcat/doc directory.
NOTES:
1) You should be using Tomcat 3.2 (or, perhaps 4.0)
2) You should use mod_jk (and not the older mod_jserv)
3) Make sure you included the autogenerated mod_jk.conf-auto file into
Apache's httpd.conf file.
4) Are you
Mike La Budde wrote:
Please read the mod_jk-howto.html file in your tomcat/doc directory.
NOTES:
1) You should be using Tomcat 3.2 (or, perhaps 4.0)
I use 3.2
2) You should use mod_jk (and not the older mod_jserv)
I use it - I compiletd it from sources and
3) Make sure you included
I just can't accomplish jsp programs through apache.
But what _happens_ when you try?
Dave
Dave Newton wrote:
I just can't accomplish jsp programs through apache.
But what _happens_ when you try?
Dave
If I open .jsp file through tomcat - it runs
If I open .jsp file through apache - tomcat communication - it displays
text of
file
You can see it in links I've sent earlier
I just can't accomplish jsp programs through apache.
But what _happens_ when you try?
Dave
If I open .jsp file through tomcat - it runs
If I open .jsp file through apache - tomcat communication - it displays
text of file
I think w/o seeing actual files it'll be tough to help. If
Dave Newton wrote:
If I open .jsp file through tomcat - it runs
If I open .jsp file through apache - tomcat communication - it displays
text of file
I think w/o seeing actual files it'll be tough to help. If you're including
the conf-auto file and have all your ports etc. set up
We finally got tomcat 3.2 + apache + mod_jk setup and running under HPUX11.
From what we had to do i'm not sure if it had been tested under this
environment or not. Our setup is using the binary 3.2 release, but the work
below had to be done on the source distribution of tomcat.
the apxs line
I'm having a problem getting mod_jk to work for me. I've carefully
followed all the steps in mod_jk-howto, tomcat-apache-howto, etc and I've
had it all working in the past. Tomcat works fine via port 8080. Apache
also seems to work fine. My configuration is:
Win2K
Apache 1.3.14
Tomcat 3.2
Hello All,
I have configured tomcat-apache combination. I have given a servlet
request but the following error is being shown.
[28/11/2000 22:19:04:696] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: can not connect to host
127.0.0.0:8007
[28/11/2000 22:19:04:697] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: connection fail
[28/11/2000 22:19
jam (look at
those file not founds)
-Original Message-
From: Shriranga K Kulkarni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TOMCAT-APACHE configuration problem. (fwd)
Hello All,
I am getting the following error whi
if i am using apache and tomcat, and i use virtual domains: for each virtual
domain must i put the web.xml file in the virtual domains WEB-INF directory?
thanks
Carlos
Becker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 9:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is Tomcat/Apache combo necessary?
I need to write an JSP web application and so far have been going the route
of configuring Tomcat and Apache to work together. Two things come to my
mind
Hi. I'm new to setting up Tomcat with Apache. The
documentation in tomcat-apache-howto.html shows modifying tomcat-apache.conf,
however it states that this file will be written over the next time Tomcat
starts, which seems to make modifying the file pointless. Would it be a better
idea
Yes,
that's exactly the way I'm doinng it. It works great.
Geoff
-Original Message-From: Matt Becker
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000
2:19 PMTo: tomcat mailing listSubject: tomcat-apache
config.
Hi. I'm new to setting up Tomcat with Apache
According to the Tomcat FAQ, URL rewriting should work with Tomcat 3.1
when run with Apache if the mod_rewrite is enabled and the rule included:
IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(/.*;jsessionid=.*)$ $1 [T=jserv-servlet]
/IfModule
I have not succeeded in
Graham Freeman wrote:
There seems to be something that I am missing in trying to use Tomcat with
Apache. Can anyone suggest what I should try? I am running Linux on my
machine. I have Java 1.3 installed, and it is Tomcat 3.1 I am trying to
get working with Apache 1.3.14
Upgrade to
Matt Becker wrote:
I need to write an JSP web application and so far have been going the route
of configuring Tomcat and Apache to work together. Two things come to my
mind to ask:
1. Is the Tomcat/Apache combination really necessary? This web site is
going to be pretty much all JSP
Yo!
I'm trying to use Tomcat together with Mod_Rewrite on an Apache/1.3.14 under
W2K. My configuration (httpd.conf) is as follows:
# Include Tomcat
include "c:/progra~1/apache~1/jakarta-tomcat/conf/tomcat.conf"
# Rewriting
IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/(.*)
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Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 4:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat/Apache/Mod_Rewrite
Yo!
I'm trying to use Tomcat together with Mod_Rewrite on an Apache/1.3.14 under
W2K. My configuration (httpd.conf) is as follows:
# Include Tomcat
include "c:/progra~1/apa
Hi All,
I have several virtual hosts set up with my Apache server. They have both
cgi and jsp content. I am using Tomcat to serve my jsp's. Each virtual host
has a unique ApJServMount. One of them is "/" however and for this virtual
host my cgi programs do not work. Is it possible to use "/" as
Hi!
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Matt Becker wrote:
Does anyone happen to know where either of these files are located?
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.1/bin/linux/i386/
If you have Linux, and you mean the last _stable_ release of tomcat.
Bye, Laszlo
the online documentation plenty of times,
I am not sure where to find the mod_jserv.so or the mod_jk.so files that the
Tomcat-Apache HOWTO html says I need to get. It says that the files "are available
for Linux and Win32 under the bin directory where you obtained the Tomcat
distribution
Hi. I'm trying to get the latest Tomcat and
Apache running together on a Red Hat Linux 7.0 server. Although I have gone
over the online documentation plenty of times, I am not sure where to find the
mod_jserv.so or the mod_jk.so files that the Tomcat-Apache HOWTO html says I
Ok folks, I need some help or my frustration level is going to go through
the roof.
The system:
Mandrake 7.2, java 1.3, tomcat 3.1, Ant 1.2.
The problem:
Has anyone been able to build the sample app that is in the
doc/appdev/sample directory? I can not get the servlet to run with apache.
If
This is a fairly typical problem. Tomcat is not at fault, to get started,
run it standalone and your problems will go away, the servlet-mapping's
will start working, your hair will grow back, etc., etc.
Apache is the source of your problem. It needs to be told that
localhost/myapp/hello
should
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